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**This is the book before "The Tribrid's Mate"** This story is about Hopelynn's mother and father. It's about how they defied her grandfather for their love. This story is to show that love is worth fighting for. No matter what!** Jane was the Princess of the werewolves. Little did she know that she was also the Princess of the Vampires as well. That will be later in the story. Jane's father, Hiram set up a deal with an Alpha. An arranged marriage that involved Jane as the bride. Jane did not want that. She fought and fought until one day she ran from her home and met her mate, Kent. Kent had heard a woman's scream. He didn't know where the scream was coming from, so he had his best warriors of his pack come and search the perimeters. Their pack territory was the closest to the Castle where the King and Princess lived. While looking among the perimeters, Kent went to the West perimeter, the one nearest the castle. That's when he saw her. Jane. She was the source of the screaming. Kent wanted to help her out of the kindness of his heart, not knowing she was his mate as well. She looks familiar. She looked like the identical twin of the vampire Queen. He kept wondering why. Will things get settled the RIGHT way or will Jane begin her life as a rogue??
This book is the first book of a three book trilogy! This book has some information that will or may be wanted to know before going onto the next book! The next book after this book is “The Tribrid’s Mate”. That book is based off the couple’s (that is in this book) daughter, Hopelynn and her mate!
Kaari: I love the little details that don't make logical sense but seem to bring the story together to complete a circle that can't be broken. Alot of writers don't grasp that books are a freedom of sorts you can literally take it anywhere you want to. It's a real gift when the author is able to break n...
